Campus Coordinator, Work Management and Administrative Support

Department: Campus Planning & Facilities Management
Classification: Administrative Program Assist
Appointment Type and Duration: Regular, Ongoing
Salary: $18.93 - $28.25 per hour
FTE: 1.0

Review of Applications Begins

January 29, 2025; position open until filled

Special Instructions to Applicants

To be considered for this position, submit a complete application that includes a resume and cover letter addressing how you meet the minimum and preferred qualifications.

Department Summary

Campus Planning and Facilities Management (CPFM) is a vibrant department, which comprises seven units, and approximately 270 employees: Work Management & Administrative Support, Building Operations & Maintenance, Exterior & Custodial Services, Utilities & Energy, Campus Planning, Office of Sustainability, and Design & Construction. The units of CPFM strive to provide excellent customer service to the University of Oregon campus in both Eugene and Portland and operating with the highest professional standards, communicating and collaborating with customers to support the stewardship of the campus.

CPFM is responsible for the management of human, financial and material resources, the development and implementation of programs, policies and procedures related to the operation, maintenance, repair and minor renovation of university buildings, grounds and infrastructure systems. These services provide the University of Oregon community with a safe, efficient, reliable, functional and aesthetically pleasing learning environment in support of the University’s mission and vision.

The University of Oregon Portland provides a range of academic and student support programs at its campus in Portland. Students at UO Portland are enrolled in professional master's degree programs offered by the College of Design, College of Education, School of Journalism and Communication, and the Lundquist College of Business. Law students can complete their 3rd year of law school on the Portland campus, and a fifth-year undergraduate program is offered in Product Design. The Ballmer Institute for Children’s Behavioral Health offers an undergraduate degree, a certificate program, and serves as the home for a robust research portfolio. There are also programs offering professional education and several research centers.

Position Summary

The Campus Coordinator, Work Management and Administrative Support serves as support for the Administrative Manager and Senior Leadership in relation to administrative support, administrative project management and unit communications for the University of Oregon Portland Campus.

This position serves as the point of contact for facilities' work requests and physical key access requests, ensuring the appropriate course of action is taken. This includes but is not limited to monitoring and evaluating incoming information via phone, teams, radio, and email, entering the information into the Integrated Work Management System, and radioing and dispatching crews to respond. In addition to Work Management customer service, this position coordinates and communicates notifications to the UO Portland campus through institutional data sources and tools, including shutdown and closure notifications for display on university maps programs. This position will also submit purchase requests, receive supplies and services in the Integrated Work Management System, and prepare reconciliations between documents supporting charges and the statement of charges received from the purchasing card vendor in compliance with the institution's UO policies for UO Portland.

The Campus Coordinator works under the direction and guidance of the Administrative Manager. Work is often performed independently to provide excellent customer experiences, providing consistent and reliable support that promote trust and collaboration. The Work Management & Admin Support Specialist makes sound decisions in compliance with university policies and state and federal regulations.

This position interacts with internal staff at all levels including, but not limited to, trades personnel, building managers and facilities liaisons, and executive leaders or their representatives in order to fulfill the requirements of the position. Interactions involve collaborating on logistics, serving as a team member on committees and collaborating with the CPFM leadership team to accomplish leadership team projects. Additionally, this position may interact with external constituents to fulfill project requirements, answer inquiries, research information, or relay information as a representative of CPFM.

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